Moscow Launches New Heart Rhythm Treatment
Anastasia Rakova, Moscow's Deputy Mayor for Social Development, stated that the capital has begun using a new high-tech method for treating heart rhythm disorders — electroporation.
Consensus
- Moscow has started using a new high-tech method to treat heart rhythm disorders.
- The method is called electroporation.
- The procedure is minimally invasive and involves a small puncture in a blood vessel.
- It allows precise targeting of heart areas causing rhythm disturbances without affecting surrounding tissues.
- The procedure lasts about 40 minutes.
- Patients can be discharged the next day or within a day after the operation.
- The method is part of broader efforts to modernize Moscow's healthcare system.
Points of divergence
- The method was described by Mayor Sergey Sobyanin as a key element of the new model for outpatient care, emphasizing its effectiveness for both patients and doctors. — ntv
- The first operations were performed at the Moscow Clinical Scientific Center, Hospital 52. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Arrhythmologist: New method will help more patients in Moscow — Вечерняя Москва
- In the capital began to apply high-tech method of arrhythmia treatment — НТВ Москва
- Rakova reported on implementation of new arrhythmia treatment method in Moscow — Вечерняя Москва
- In Moscow, a new method for treating heart rhythm disorders began to be applied — Москва 24
Key entities
- Moscow
- Anastasia Rakova
- Rak
- MKNC Hospital 52
- Moscow Clinical Research and Scientific Center "Hospital 52"
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